Telegram-herald., 1887-06-06
.RAIOIhG THE DIVES
a Gust SUNDAY AMONG sposFs.
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fsr "a Felfce g~ais fkts e<exateg
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Iks hsf II tbose sF1a Ia andef tnstFoe
tioas iran sassFinteaaeas q Pollas slalth,
ga hss lsnE - be renemsssed Saturday
nigkt rad. Vas GOA kiets - given IN ths
IxLsskAs akkALp Yesterday nsornaeE. rs
last arrest exiag made shorty after > eiessk.
AL day yesterday a11 iasl night there Sss
great snxirsy smonE tAass Asois % t2ii
saocF the sexatlalkiDg eye u tie shisi and
the city wss uore oraerly 81 qoiet Il sAs
"rich lead Tor the road hoasrs.
and thsy made ths Ka0st u tie nnd.
fearing that the discovery miFhl sad
in being simply pocket. snd TIE gold
not lasting IA pzslaE quantities.. Last
night " Is \ suene Of gaseIy IOF thsu. sna
their harvest viii eonll1ue - long ~ TIC
Chief Is rel4ceng about The policy hs inielaas
pursuing.
In sG1ilion 20 the arrests made OF dis.
reputable q afActefs. every po-sceiaan Cid
well the duty especially ltnFosra ga i1ia al
watching the saloons. and As Tes0ii some
losly places OF business xsre rel.orted A.
open after hours. or open on sunday.
These men must az answer ~ tbs cbAfEe.
and 1t found guilty increase TIE
library fsna 30 the exlsnt u aeoat - each.
This morning wlil be very busy one IA
Police Coufi and large suoaeacs MI an
doubleliy be on hand 10 witness judge
Holmes Ghnlgngly, sensational nelo-sr.-
ma. Smiths Raid. or Paying Tor Treasure.
Some OF those arrested will p.ssd eei.if 10
avoid unnecessary notorleiy. while others
aiil contest the matter. legal authoptiss
differing ~ 10 tie constllulsonaliy ol tAe
"Dsayer Nag Ordinance under which
most of the offenders were arrested. without
warrants by pstrp!men ia ctftzea's Clothes.
The iudlcious hide of SATURDAY Dlglts
pull were not given yesterday morning
as they were not disclosed TIL later. ooiRe
of the offenders were rsaie ia ths arins q
Morpheus" when the minions OF tue Ia"
laid feasible hands on them, some were
waking peacefully on the streets waoiiy
unminolnl of impending danger, and enc
was taken oui o. the theatre.
This scene occurred al Poice Hsadquar-
tiers sbout IL clock Saturday night Enter
Pauline Brown, a llne looking young
woman Of 80 years. when The following
conversation took place:
lis Mr.. Brown here asked the woman
in low voice.
what Mr.. Brown" queried Sergeant
Johnson putting on one % MS sweetest
smiles.
Charles Brown" was the reply.
Yes, said the Sergeant. I'VE have hin
ia our keeping"
II would like TO see him" said the fair
Pauline. putting OF one OF her sweetest
three for a quarter one beer-and-a-wine
smiles
with pleasure" said the obligirg ssr-
geant. and Pauline was permitted 10 pass
through the gate st the Clerks desk; while
Johnson led the way 10 the cell room,
where, greatly 10 the wonans chagrin, in-
stead al seeeng Charlie. she saw the inside
OF cell No To- aud was locked up on
charge OF oeing le sd person.
All ihey arrested. ws.b the exception OF
Charles aud Pauline Brown gave bail FOR
their appearance thls morning and breatbei
the air OF freedom az the same line husi-
ling Tor funds wherewith 10 liquidafe their
Indebiness TO the Court this morning.
District messenger toYs and hacSmen did
a thriving business. and even the Police
Court clerk raked In fsw cucais Tor eXe-
cutting tee necessary bonds. General smith
spent the night at headquarters. lad but
little to say, bat bis face wore a look 0f Il
mean business
one of the results of Superintendent
Smiths policy OF CLOSING the saloons vas
noticed At the corner of Monroe and Canal
sts Of 1880 this morning. four men, IN q
beastly sis:e of intoxicstion, were hugglng
each other IN vigorous manner. bus no
poiice man was in sight and they Eiaegfrsa
OF; nnmolested. Three Others were slaEing
their thirst a. the Arcade fountain.
Shortly after midnight Eidie Taylor.
known as 'ihe kid +" was arrested uneer The
vagrancy ACT and locked up.